CCT 205 Professor G. Benick and Professor M. Jones
Study Guide for Test 1
Test Date/Time/Place: Week 6,February 12, 2009 from 1 p.m. – 2:40 p.m. in the J102 Coverage: All lectures, assigned readings, guest lectures, lab activities in Weeks 1 – 5. Format:Short answers and essay Required: A pen for short answers and essay and UTM student identification card, which will be checked during the test. Value: 25% of final mark in CCT 205 Key concepts and terms: the following list is intended to assist students to study for the test by focusing attention on important concepts and terminology covered in the first half of the course. Important Note: the following list does not represent the complete list of terms and conceptsthat will be covered on test 1.This list is a guide only. Attributes of the network society Technological determinism Social shaping perspective Web 1.0 and 2.0 Richard Florida’s creative class 3 Media paradigms Toronto transit camp Open creative communities Engagement pyramid Post-industrialism Information society Fordism and Post-fordism Postmodernism Instrumentalism Substantivism Social constructivism Time space compression Deterritorialization Interactivity Customization Manuel Castells Michel Foucault Frank Webster Saul Alinsky Characteristics of new economy Robotics Comparison of industrial and information society Network enterprise Generic labour Self programmable labour Restructuring of work and employment in new economy Flexible production and management models in new economy Non-standard employment IT trends in Silicon Valley Temporal and spatial dislocation of work Portfolio workers Taylorism Sloanism Sources of surveillance data Bentham’s Panopticon RFID Carnivore Trojan horse Drive by downloads Online advocacy
Professor G. Benick and Professor M. Jones
Study Guide for Test 1
Test Date/Time/Place: Week 6, February 12, 2009 from 1 p.m. – 2:40 p.m. in the J102
Coverage: All lectures, assigned readings, guest lectures, lab activities in
Weeks 1 – 5.
Format: Short answers and essay
Required: A pen for short answers and essay and UTM student identification card, which will be checked during the test.
Value: 25% of final mark in CCT 205
Key concepts and terms: the following list is intended to assist students to study for the test by focusing attention on important concepts and terminology covered in the first half of the course.
Important Note: the following list does not represent the complete list of terms and concepts that will be covered on test 1. This list is a guide only.
Attributes of the network society
Technological determinism
Social shaping perspective
Web 1.0 and 2.0
Richard Florida’s creative class
3 Media paradigms
Toronto transit camp
Open creative communities
Engagement pyramid
Post-industrialism
Information society
Fordism and Post-fordism
Postmodernism
Instrumentalism
Substantivism
Social constructivism
Time space compression
Deterritorialization
Interactivity
Customization
Manuel Castells
Michel Foucault
Frank Webster
Saul Alinsky
Characteristics of new economy
Robotics
Comparison of industrial and information society
Network enterprise
Generic labour
Self programmable labour
Restructuring of work and employment in new economy
Flexible production and management models in new economy
Non-standard employment
IT trends in Silicon Valley
Temporal and spatial dislocation of work
Portfolio workers
Taylorism
Sloanism
Sources of surveillance data
Bentham’s Panopticon
RFID
Carnivore
Trojan horse
Drive by downloads
Online advocacy